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Landscaping to Reduce Wildfire Risk: South Florida Edition

Florida Forest Service. This registry entry connects 8 plant records to 9 normalized source rows. It is corroboration or adoption evidence; it does not cast an independent fire vote. Evidence kind: expert-curated; lineage: unknown.

Publisher: Florida Forest Service
Region: South Florida
Evidence kind: Expert-curated
Linked plants: 8
Normalized rows: 9
Fire-evidence rows: 8

Acquisition and license

Source version: Florida-Forest-Service-South-Florida-Edition-2013-04-09
Retrieved: 2026-08-26
Upstream license: No reuse license stated on the official source
Derived rows: CC BY 4.0
SHA-256: 883a3538a62612580f8e4758df34283d91d11b04b5260702138c3c0edf316a89

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Coverage contract

fire performance · reviewed: Florida Forest Service labels this publication the South Florida Edition. FireApproved publishes eight exact owners from its explicit narrative hazard callouts as South Florida context. It is not a statewide ranked list and its source-wide guidance is not projected onto unnamed plants.

Narrative hazard callouts rather than a ranked plant table. The guide calls five named invasive plants extremely flammable, flags grape vine as a fire concern, calls palmetto highly combustible, and describes condition-dependent fire spread on cabbage palm.

Written and designed for the Florida Forest Service by Melissa Yunas and Victor Hill. The guide links Firewise and University of Florida resources but gives no claim-level provenance or rating method, so its evidence lineage remains unknown. The eight represented owners preserve only taxonomic precision supported by the printed common or genus names. The pinned official PDF is 4,425,484 bytes. Official PDF SHA-256: 883a3538a62612580f8e4758df34283d91d11b04b5260702138c3c0edf316a89.

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Linked plant records (8)

Each row names the evidence channel this source supports. Range, status, hardiness, and fire-ecology context remain separate from fire classification.

Plant	Source use
downy rose myrtleRhodomyrtus tomentosa	fire evidence · 1
EucalyptusEucalyptus spp.	fire evidence · 1
GrapesVitis spp.	fire evidence · 1
Japanese Blood GrassImperata cylindrica	fire evidence · 1
lygodium (Old World Climbing Fern)Lygodium spp.	fire evidence · 1
melaleucaMelaleuca spp.	fire evidence · 1
PalmettoSabal palmetto	fire evidence · 1maintenance · 1
Saw palmettoSerenoa repens	fire evidence · 1

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